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Projecto - Toyo Ito
O novo Prémio
Pritzker de Arquitectura é o arquitecto japonês Toyo Ito. Depois de outros
cinco arquitectos japonês, chegou a vez deste criador de edifícios intemporais.
Segundo
o presidente do júri “Ao longo da sua carreira, Toyo Ito foi capaz de produzir
um corpo de trabalho que combina inovação conceptual com edifícios soberbamente
executados. Criando uma arquitectura fantástica há mais de 40 anos, ele fez com
sucesso bibliotecas, casas, parques, salas de concerto, lojas, edifícios de
escritórios e pavilhões, tentando, de cada vez, alargar os limites da
arquitectura. Um profissional de talento único, dedicou-se ao processo da
descoberta que encontra nas possibilidades que há em cada encomenda e em cada
sítio.”
Estas imagens são de uma casa com planta em O – The White O –
onde uma das zonas é suspensa e tem como objectivo fazer um uso dinâmico de
todo o terreno, aproveitando as qualidades espaciais por este ser em ladeira. As
divisões sucedem-se e fluem por todo o espaço, sendo a maioria das zonas
continuas e sem “paredes”.
Gostavam de morar numa casa assim? Eu gosto da forma como os
espaços se sucedem e permitem uma maior interação entre todos os habitantes.
Ate amanhã!!
The new Pritzker
Architecture Prize went to the Japanese architect Toyo Ito. After another five Japanese
architects, this time the proze was to this creator of timeless buildings.
According to the president of the jury "Throughout his career, Toyo Ito was able to produce a body of work that combines conceptual innovation with buildings superbly executed. Creating a fantastic architecture for over 40 years, he successfully made libraries, homes, parks, concert halls, shops, office buildings and pavilions, trying each time to extend the limits of architecture. A unique talent of professional, dedicated to the process of discovery that lies in the possibilities that are in each order and each site. "
These images are of a house with the plant in O - The White O - where one of the zones is suspended and aim to make a dynamic use of all land, taking advantage of the spatial qualities by being on this hill. The successive divisions flow throughout the space being most areas without continuous "walls".
Would you like to live in a house like this? I like the way the spaces follow and allow a greater interaction between all inhabitants.
According to the president of the jury "Throughout his career, Toyo Ito was able to produce a body of work that combines conceptual innovation with buildings superbly executed. Creating a fantastic architecture for over 40 years, he successfully made libraries, homes, parks, concert halls, shops, office buildings and pavilions, trying each time to extend the limits of architecture. A unique talent of professional, dedicated to the process of discovery that lies in the possibilities that are in each order and each site. "
These images are of a house with the plant in O - The White O - where one of the zones is suspended and aim to make a dynamic use of all land, taking advantage of the spatial qualities by being on this hill. The successive divisions flow throughout the space being most areas without continuous "walls".
Would you like to live in a house like this? I like the way the spaces follow and allow a greater interaction between all inhabitants.
See you tomorrow!
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